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BaIfiwort Wrhes.

We give IN the following table Of prices
the ratings Of Tuesday previous to our
Issue, ~ likewise that of tho Tuesday a-week
previous BY this method we inform our
readers, at Il glance, ofthe course Of the mar
ket, which is as essential as y knowledge of
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
THE COLUHBTA GREW.

The freshmen from the Columbia College school OF Ar
nrac,,.,pe on the Harlem River yesterday Captain
guy Richards acting coach Tho men In the boat were
Bow. D. Brereton. 1856 pounds; 2 " Rssse, iSi 3, D.
VARS $40; 4, T. McIlvane. 1852 D., W. l. A Braun,
lao; stroke NJ. 4. Bogert l40: oo,ssaln W
Hahn li2 After practising ha an hour the{ fe'nIno
wainwright, 20. le4 pounds. 20 = RICE ~. io5; y j.
s. ".i iss Harris. O. = warren w..T..
Of the regular coach W. g. Peet Captain Richards took
charge "A soon ~ they we're safely sar,s1 IN
their shrII tho freshmen from tho School of Mines
were seated in their boat "a ollows Bow H. sicer.
ES; G. r. Hsvemeyer. 1865. =. X Bradley. 49, stroke
ekebam l43 W r. Hahn OF The School OF Arts acted
COY and ID L. Dresser s9 s Of A. coached the crew
CAPTAIN Richards tho all In tine
Esrh man IN the will 10 se about thrco
hounds make them IN perfect condition. "he ho
frese are the average but exceedingly mus
cular rhe final will he made on MaV
when the Varsity eight with four sn' siifuies VIII Do
chosen and the freshmen eight nth two subsudtos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22

that nd myse &. MN nnsc You
Hoping believing that the viii DC Wor'ny
cs nys!iS. e tho
%s s s, at SssRsI for s to attend
The Uiti%sie result in Great nrai.
and haze Rre. xr Ss
:psd s Ss 2,
ZION which n H. Ds SSstso 81 sfs s.d VIII
sy BE- adopted q. Of peoples and
an s sGpca' Of 70 my 'i be-
and Judgment! am IN sympathy ys r9 seSsme TO
ramSIs on their rsh. sma1Ing Il n. dns
proces. Of aw e.h. csn,nrs: 81 Of sSs
m .%. progress turn ''0'"D -'' may
For COVER nmen uphold itself by force against tnTse
who would s1 ons Widely Inherent thing
desnGs The sa 10 es and 70 great Of
those anectsa BY then violate the py.ce ss Oa
nrocsedng ~ not TO the right oil seiidelence no"
Other right ~ Is of e iii BY the
power gr eat enough to promise mp' 70 n0
come to pas m Great make R
question and Is The and 81
bo That tho wd9% lon OF @ ap mT ARDENT hope
ana oveTnor Birgs Of Delaware where
pathze with the oppressed and the time w cone and
Home Rule viii prevail ,.,,,
Dns., am ne, ,r., hat IN 'yI Pag v i'm
voice which going up IRON snS
against the Wrongs noted upon Ireland and approving Of
Home Rule.
Congressman Samuel J. RandAl-It seoms 10 me sranse
thai Of the ciyilza,Sn Of the aaa
evils of the reotifed and remedou tne
marty OF England should persist in policy OF am
against the IRISH people which history ms
aud disgrace the fair fame oil the hs'n
A.. A. -, Mt
Of irish Home Kuis but Justice must done
and We can opy regret what Is so pspaDy rRe mou
not I've done quickly with ALI tho KIsco Oh Iu
generous concession rather than the
bsnS III Of the last argument OF kings
and natiOns.
The ROW Dr. Crosby-Your kind note inyithS me
IN al dress the 2lst Is received am mere
h.n get back TO the oty though cannot DO ut
your meeting pleasure in adding my protest against
coercion and my ardent hopes for Home Rue In
The Rev John Han-ln reply 10 your ln.IIx.on ~
sneak at your meeting the 2lst Instant write mnonl
ateiy engaged for that evening Apn,.
that however 1t Is only fair TO say that while ar
worked nv conception OF the troubles and OF te mode 81
relief points different from yours 'nA'i 0o"
not be help 20 You w,,,, ,h,rt
ALI should assume that You too are
working lines you deem best adapted :" Inc ussnou
result . ~, NJ, Glad
stone Ireland and will be prepared 70 support
sny measure founded like principles OF Justice
But approve OF all that doing III IIosnu W ~,
o the ationaliss think 1t best TO take my own way OF
making nv known this country ana In he'ahu io
which have great love-
Letters OF sympathy also received from Generai
sherman f. |. iiodkin Governor Hill, j. A. Lipplncot
Chancellor OF the University OF Kansas Joseph D.
BENJAMIN r. Butler Mayor whitney, OF brooklyn; Con
gressmeu H. Grosvenor OF ONO j. r. "saker. mIssou
ri K F. Bland, Missouri, and NJ n Ford, michlsAh ANU
L. C. Garland, Chancellor OF Vanderbilt University
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DIED.

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Funeral s"ryices IRON the rcsdoace sonnsw Edsa
+ Mcdonald All waverly'ave' TAnrsaAy' MATCH o" y
BARRETT At Bloomfield, " Moniay Mach 81. 1851
Funeral services late residence Thursday March ~
Greenwood Lake Railroad at o'ei'cf.
BLAIKrE-at Enrlswoca ~ J.. 10Th inst Isabella sfsw.
Fassrs ssrvsss Tassisv At 400 at EN- Prsssy.
Railroad o. New Jersey Erie terry foot o. Ch.%D:,s
81 Carriages will await fraln Relatives and friends an
BLUHDoRN-on March 81, William n. Bluhdoru. In the
Relatives ana friends otthe family respseuIly invites
S attend s ss d%ss AZ =" ms fhar Marc e.
Margaret widow Of James Brown PHisdsipnis in hss
services at ST. Johns Church. HUNTINGTON wednesday.
Interment at Laurel Hil Philadelphia Thurssv March 81
BoRLAND-on SUNDAY March 90 Catherine Myers widow
Relatives invited g attend The funeral ser, ser
dence. No 167 warrenst Brooklyn
nsxa. @ ~ S ss
Fqp'ra o ssr Tass, :, s.fes e. Ns
cRowELL-At Railway n. !, March 81. Emma L. Wander.
wits David cr9Ee aGSa S ysags n.,v.,
fV %sane. ss: March ne? 49, ococs
sns ss IN. Hns bo~n 20
Relative. friends invited 70 attend the funeral from
ms mOtneFs rosleuce. 81 h<isoy's~,
day. Pad inst. at2p m.
New Rochelle On Mon.v M,re 81 S e. ELM
q: sam q her S s:s .. from IN,
residence Of her brother stephen p Carpenter New
FITcH-on Monday March e. 1857 At hi: Late rssdsncs
lac East s%hs George p Fitch in the 7sta year OK nS
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FRENCH-on SATURDAY, March ~ 1857 Frank w. only
y.Ssr q s from tie PARK Belle
c Stissi.' N'"A'A w. :" VI ''''-' viz ~ '''
SUNDAY March 20 George F T. JOrd'n son Of
e: ss,s % & March
MEAD-At Greenwich Conn., March 10. 1887 Oliver Mead
Relatives and friends are respectfully nvts to attsni hs
funeral at his residence Wednesday March ~ y
csrrsrss will be in waiting arrival Of 10 train from
NEwKIRK-oa sunday. March 20. Miss Hannah K New.
Funeral :.rvic.. held At the residences Other niece
loclocs.
oLcoTT-on Friday March ls in tho 7sd year Of his aga
Relatives uvtsi attend the funeral ser
TSssa ,s1m mo S'a March a. at 10 O'Clock
c os March 20 .ssa h =
Notice Of funeral hereafter
REoUIER-The Hon. Angu.tr.J Reqner sSdde MY st
nrsv night March 10 at his late residence No Zoo we"
is Strangers on tuesday morning March O'CLOCK
o hsf ss oD 81
Relatives and rs.pocay invited g attend hse
Brooklyn, on Third day 22d inst. at o'clock p m.
wADE-Robert Wade formerly OF England. on saturday,
Funeral services at Calvary Church 4thava and
2istst on tuesday, March 22 at 10 IN
wATsoN-Entered rest March 4, clari;s, Palmer
sun,,y March 20 in 4 asc ws:
man. in the 2istyear of his age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
JAMES W TEAsK.

James ". Trask. an old member OF INC rIou"oo "a
change. died yesterday at Bergen Point ~ de- rom
n,e,monto He WAS about seventy years old and was
horn i Boston He first engaged in business IN colum
bla g. but in 1880 no came 20 New ors anu p ,
shiuping butter and cheese 20 the eouti ne war l1o
runtrd his which he resuinod AFTER Apohia'tVA
but lately he has receiving cotton sceu OH au
uu' ~ -, ,ha snuth Through all the ycissifndeS
~ The last thirty or forty years he was known 10 hs
friends As debt payer and his character was p ,nn
for urobity and principle lie WAS director OF le ,VW
.ry Natnn,l Rank of this city. and In the MeohAhcs
Tru.t c,mp,ny aud president OF the building Loan As
ition OF Bayonne. n j. Ito ioaVes' WHO '"D '''0'
MIR Tra-s death IL the f97th which has occurred slmce
the Gratuity Fund of the Produce Exchange was os"
,,Sd II nm, the measure allowed for assessments on
meinbers OF tho fund for the hscal year CLOSING y"
March I'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
c.pv.1y cReo.y FREES HIS MIND

The XVIII Assembly District Republican Association
met last evening ut Rose H Hall. Chairman Popc
read the names seventy candidates for Membership
Most OF them proposed by John ii. W. klecn' who
Leads the opposition Captain trcgan In the district
seorctary Fisher moved that hcy lie laid the table
The said they would lie referred Ia tho commit
tee on Enrolment Captain Cregan said with good deal
OF excitement:
"Ths is part Of the scheme 10 down me In The district
The men who propose the just praying that
they will be rejected Then they Will 10 before the
County Committee and make protest want toray that
the roll before this hight made on me III
that Rice matter with the exception of forty names that
ever been pounded as have been. The Union League
Club has pounded me; tho press has pounded
me and the County Committee las pounded ino.
Men are going around the district and giving out that
AIN be duWned anyway. want 10 say that some OF
these men may Ind themselves ia trouble before this
thing IN over They may mud themselves hauled up Tor
conspiracy. II took committee or lawyers cightoch
monhs make constitution. and the first thing they
know. bang they up against an obstacle. Now y
ment to get rid OF this obstacle. Tho Count,
Committee shut off my friends, John
d. Lawson and Colonel Spencer from debating my case
by the pre- viOus question. know what this means Ny
term "a Republican state Committeeman ends next
fall KNOCK ont The XVIII District aud the KIN anu
XyIIlth Districts choose the stale Committeeman me
same thing applies ia The senatorial District But they
cant knock out II you stand ~ inc. have PgolSod
10 tire County Committee that shall appoint commit
tee of ten TO here all day the primary aud see
that everything ~ run straight. Anyway. have asked
ten good Republicans 10 attend the primary"
The opposition 10 tTegan Is well organized ana IL Con
fident that II will win at the primary.
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Post Omce Notice.

fshoula be read DAILY by all Interested changes may
Letters Tor foreign couutrie, neei not be specially a.
dressed for ey any Of pansnx and
doou not specially addressed oenS scat w "s
fsr"sa @. snan. March 2O will CLOSE
(promptly in all csses) at this ONCE as follows
WEDNEspAY-At 230 a N Tor Europe. per steamsmp
Travs via southampton aud Bre nen at l:so p IN Ier
Europe gsr De %s cspo Iays and fsrs
steamship anana; ssep.p t1t Of Dallas nom New
rHURspAYAssa for Europe per steamship aS,T ,S
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FRIDAY-Ats:Sop m Tor Ns"iounalAna' p0' "'A
sATURDAYAts $3.50 IN for Europe per steamship sss.
via Queenstown tetiers ior France, swtleranad
Italy SPAN. Portugal ana Germany &c, ast oe sreo,sS
steamship steam sGI rala ". s.,ss:
ors! Br.a ana other ES10psu Tor Fr.Ss swift
asrisnS tsy spa. and Pssass per stsa@,ae 4.
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SUNDAY. 2o M for sa,sis ~ H. p0' '''''
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mAis ,ui @ ETanoisoo close here March ia NJ y IN
Mss for The society 10 Aads per ship rcple hs' HvI
r u,ns and Japan steamship Besic iron sah r.Aa
S a. ~ isS sa Sss 0T pei
stssnshp (lrom trsncisco close hc,e Apsu
IN on q New York VI steamship Ger
m.nlc wi British mails for australia aMis LOG
rs hy rail u Tampa Fla, aud thence BY steamer, wa
Kew West Fla, close this olhcs daily 81 $50 - NJ
Ts schedus of closing Of Paoino MALE srEauHe
nm Che presumption Of their uninterrupted overland snnsy
20 IAN frsnrI.co Mxils the East arriving % rink
IAN Frsaoisco Of sailing Of ssssmsgs are
thence inc sS"' ' HENRY @. PEARSON. Postmasssa
post once Nsw.yogk. n. Y. March IL lSS6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
PLANS TO LrssEy POLITICAL coRRCProx

The Common wealth Club nj its meeting last even
ing in the Metropolitan Hotel took NJ again the que'
ton OF bribery and corruption at elections anu us
cnss.d various remedies for the evil There wa. an
rnusually large number OF mtnber- present u. WI
IL James presided. Joseph B. bishop opened the
discussion ny reading paper in which lie trieh 70
whether Republican or Democrat. was a pretty bad
man. To remedy existing esIs he proposed 10 take
away tho necessity Tor assessments by nav NJ osos
nrnted and dtztr Duted at the cit, expense 10 have
The EXP. nditure- candidates limited bg law and to
have law similar TO the English COrrupt Practices
Act enacted.
Simon Siefne thought minority representation waA
A l.. tier remedy than Mr.. Bishops. chamberlain
WINS thought that Mr. Sternes proposition was not
praciical enough since il had never been triod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
JERSEY JUSTICE TANGLING ITSELF UP
Mur1h ol ON EIIlaY of laai Mcck Lhf IllL

TnrNroN March u. -On Friday OF last week Thf I"cS
published the following item:
Frot W. Darlington "a tho proprietor OF decorating
eeabshnent ON Tyresve Her husband recently dsPoscu
81 number Of articles James WsldrOn saloon Keeper
lie failed turn to money his wife. and sho
had search issucd 10y Police Jusiico Nathosor
OF the goods. The latter In company WIN
Lieutenant Clcary. visited WaldrOns house yesterday
served Inc warrant and brought away the GOODS Walro
went before Justice Rogers tU-ay and had warrant
issued for Justice MathesOns arrest, charge "i
larceny He claims that the Iustre not only remover
the goods belonging Darlington but took away articles
belonging 10 him personally.
Justice Matheson arrested by Constable MaccreE
lsh this aud before Justice Rogers when
n hearing was waived and Matheson placed uhdei
bail 10 appear before tho Grand jury Police Jistcc
Ions Coulter went on the bail bond Justice Maihc-on
then issued warrant for the OF WaIdron VINO ~
charged hy Darlington with selling liquor on ouildN'
Justice Mhhe-on alsO swOrc Oui complaint against Jus
tce Rogers charging him with causing false arrest,
attempted extor,iOn aud conspiracy. Tho coIstaDlc IL
loOking Tor Rogers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
HoYoRs WON IN THE SEVENTH REGTuENL

The TN Regiment paraied in full uniform last evening In
the armory review by Bgadier General Fitzgerald After
the regiment hs been the OF honor IN SILVER
was presented Captains Daniel Appleton and AndieW m
Iieuienants Frank fawlInc John W McDousal Wsof ~.
SCHUYLER Horace Val and Brad sh j. SMITH 'oIroia
Warren r. Bostwick and Private John a. hunt , VINO
have served niteen years IN the regiment Ihoh
Captain James r. Harper sergeants idw1ri {, hs, H.
n Malon Beck George II Could and Wism T. AKIN
son. CorIorsl John y Theis and ~ Yates Joseph X.
Doderer cyrus r. L0utre. Heury w. Com"gys; William u
Ward and BENJAMIN r. Mckinley received the cross OF
bronze for ten years, service The cross D'
honor in presrntsi To Captain George H.
hoas George A Jones Sorgeanis Thomas ClA
IT, ". Munson for twenty years service anu
service III the regiment Lieutenant
Coonei George Ooro Smit Capt IN william O. Casey, Cor
% raj a. A. BradstreeI Pfvates htmsn Lent ana Deorge
w received the OF honor IN gold WIN he henc
the sol Ia brillians Inc servo- OF
Whitman Lent and George w Lewis o, company LOT
per cd twenty-five years was specially nouo- sha oo,
nepded conferred Leuenant' george
Moore smith the officers OF the regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
srRyKyyG FEATURES or THE cIROUS.

The combined Barnum and Forepaugh show began
another prosperous the Madison Square Garden
last night The place was packed and the Triple and
sometimes quadruple performances we're closely followed
by watching thousands The little horse Blondin on the
tight rome attracted the OF people the BIZ
cycle performances appealed TO others while the ying
trapeze and the aerial Juggling were more 10 the taste Of
others Mime. Garctta with her educated pigeons ana
doves affords OF the delightful features OF the enter
tainmcnts Mime. Codornss bareback iidng apparently
entities 70 I've called the champone5> OF The world
in that line. Mile rurnour balancing In iDidhr on
the fng trapeze the most striking novelty last
night The elephants danced the lancer again AID tho
boxing elephant John L. sullivan, knocked out MS oppo-
nep and dashed him all the ring until Knocked out
himself by his consent The sbon troupe WIN ther
aerial feats really astonishing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22

Tho strike OF the silk dyers ut Paterson ~ W.,
which has listed AK weeks, thrown SOM n,ta,
WIZ. ont ~ worI, and partIy paralyzod tho CHIEF
p'or 1. y, the CITY IA fast gong 10 pieces The
nvrr, arc nooking to tho shops asking 70 have
rInuloycd on their employers tcrhs, a Nv tho
sipii,cd the schedule which was runhHSOou y ali
s,nn.owucrs ~ an uitmaUum ana winch 49, 100 NJ
recosni ion OF the knights Oh l @lngVa, six Dying
n osnrm,r employees Of the NcldInhn Gun -
1"mpSny applied at tho mill FOR icns., ora having
,eriay They refused. tho onP.VJI IN, hands
creed not to resume operations untu a. ae",nrs
Iii come back or noarly all thai tne ,onh,e it
nj MOI bo numerous enough To mar" ,prs,,ving
,ras announced Yesterday that tho LITE henn shut
Mi of George Frost & Sons. when mac rg wouId
~, nv, Tor .ome time on account Oi mo S'iH0 "
iha labor convention which began is sssmtnc a
t,tcrson on SATURDAY with the object VI ,'ar com
Natnnn ID -trlcL Assembly OF knights OF aIed IT,.
al of nborers In the silk Industry hn'0
d,.,.nera ions Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
CrNEpAI. WILLIAM @. MANK.

General william O. Mank. a welknown Republican OF
tho with Assembly District died suddenly from lung
trouble In his home No 1913 forsythst YESTERDAY 10
xa. nuy-six years OF age and a widower Two OF MS
isughtrr. IN Tvansye Ind his former home. were IN
formed by telegraph Of hi. death lie was one OF he .ew
men 10 enlist I'm the service of his country 40 private IN
nc war and IA return with the brevet rank OF General
. frat service was IN the lth Regiment of Indiana
Volunteers and he was aferward LeuieuantCoonel OF
tho g1d Regiment OF that state Upon his discharge no
was irgadier- General ,...,
General Mank was a good speaker anu Ionu ~, ~.
efficient service to the Republican party during state
and Presidential campaigns Among MS enecls VIZ
sword Oh the scabbard Of which was me ihs'rPIon
Ia Iieut.nnnt( olon-l g. W. Mank at Camp
io.,unn by the -sOned officers and pr!1es
,a,cs. az twenty battles In which he had taken part
r.. wa. a prominent member Of the With Assembly
district Republican Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
rnwARnC. REDINOTON.

RR,proRp VT, March 81. = Edward u he""s'o"' w
OF the leading lnancers OF this state' u'o" "o' r,
" w., -. ,orr In Keene n H. seventysiI years
a,o are vas for several years a merchant there Ito
,ncnt five year. IN Georgia and two years IN '"o "U.
h~t returned to assume office of cashier OF inc orans
county Bank OF Chelsea. Vt From 1870 10 ioo- ~ nd
cashier of tho Passumpsic Bank OF 81 Under Pros
,ras .ftervard pension agent of Ncrhu. 49, M ina
t.n,s ijneon and johnson. He was ts n.n,ny of
pnrtIand and Ogdensburg Railroad from to me War
n aft.rward became Republican lis WIZ swenue
The sister Of Colonel j. H. stearns lnie ", cb,cago
survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
John I. DE BAERIIA

John l. de Barril. well-known and wealthy
rpaniard died at tho Madison Avenue
Hotel yesterday lie was born In CnhI
He was Con.ul.Cencral nj Lima Peru. at one time ana
while occupying that position lac came this country on
diplomatic mission and met MISS sL ue
InverrerIe whom he married. While In Peru
he and friend obtained the sole hight 20 Import gao
and satpetre into this country The agency was pFon
ablr one aud he became wealthy When the PERUVIAN
Coyernment rcpud ated It's bonds MI de lhrri held
large number 81 them aud lost great deal OF money.
Ills oldest son Victor T. de Barrt who died some the
ago married Miss Marie GuiOn. the daughter OF william
nj Onion widow and six children survive MI de Bsr